Film: Shayad Keh

First film by Atoosa Moraveji, in Neishaboor

Clip is only 1:40 minutes. I think it is about a young boy whose older brother has died. Film shows his longing for his brother (waiting for him) as life goes on on the street outside their home:

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23-Jul-2009
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capt_ayhab

Ms. Atoosa

by capt_ayhab on Fri Jul 24, 2009 08:30 AM PDT

Wonderful work.

Wish you all the success in your endeavor, and thanks for sharing your first work with us.

Sepass

-YT 


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hamsade ghadimi

les

by hamsade ghadimi on Thu Jul 23, 2009 05:46 PM PDT

yes. iranian families prominently display pictures of their loved ones who passed away following their death, during ceremonies and thereafter.


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Les

Congratulations to Atoosa Moraveji on her first film

by Les on Thu Jul 23, 2009 02:39 PM PDT

An excellent story for something this short!  Of course I wonder would an Iranian normally show a picture of a recently deceased relative or is this just a ‘poetic license” for the film?   Neither Jews nor Arabs do.   Actually they put away photographs of the recently deceased and cover-up mirrors too.   I thought that only Christians were comfortable (i.e., not superstitious) to show an image of the recently deceased.


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